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Penny Lane at IFFR

Penny LANE (1978, USA) received her BA in American Culture and Media Studies at Vassar College, and her MA in Integrated
Electronic Arts at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. She started making
nonfiction films from 2002. Her first feature-length documentary Our Nixon had
its world premiere at IFFR in 2013, and won best documentary in Seattle and Ann
Arbor. Her most recent feature documentary NUTS! premiered at Sundance 2016 where it won a Special Jury Prize for Editing. Lane has taught film, video and new media art at
Bard College, Hampshire College and Williams College, and is currently a
professor in the Department of Art and Art History at Colgate University.

Filmography

(all doc) Connect (2002, short), We Are the Littletons (2004, short), Sometimes I Get Lossy (2005, short), The Abortion Diaries (2005, short doc), Famous Lunch (2005, short), The Wren (2007, short), Men Seeking Women (2007, short), She Used to See Him Most on Weekends (2007, short) The Commoners (2009, short), How to Write an Autobiography (2010, short), The Voyagers (2010, short), Our Nixon (2013), NUTS! (2016), Just Add Water: The Story of the Amazing Live Sea-Monkeys (2016, short), The Pain of Others (2018), Hail Satan? (2018)